Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles (2005)
de Zhang Yimou
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Titre Original :
Audio : Mandarin: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
Sous-titres : English SDH
Durée : 1h49
Format : Blu-ray / Import AUS
Zone : B
Genre : Drame
Synopsis
Summoned to Tokyo by his daughter-in-law, Rie, village fisherman Gou-ichi Takata, arrives at a city hospital to find his son, Ken-ichi, bedridden by liver cancer. Though Gou-ichi attempts to use the visit as a catalyst to heal a decade-long dispute between the pair, stubborn Ken-ichi rejects his father's attempt at reconciliation outright. Subsequently handed a videotape by Rie before departing back to the countryside, Gou-ichi returns home unsuccessful in his efforts to build a bridge of peace between himself and his ailing son. Upon watching the videotape, a research project exploring the Chinese folk arts that was shot by Ken-ichi in the Southern province of Yunnan, Gou-ichi is oddly affected by the onscreen failure of his son in convincing well-known opera singer Li Jiamin (playing himself) to perform the titular song, a classic operatic piece espousing the values of friendship. Now determined to travel to Yunnan and videotape the performance that his son could not, Gou-ichi embarks on a life-changing quest that will not only give him a greater understanding of the relationship between himself and his own son, but set into motion a healing process that will also have a profound impact on the troubled opera singer and the man's long-lost illegitimate son as well.